Error Passive Copy Is Not In A Good State
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DAG Database Leave a reply Issue: One of your DAG databases is in a ‘Failed and Suspended' state. Discovery: You may find this error via Exchange update database copy exchange 2010 Management Console > Organization Management > Mailbox > Database Management
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> [select the database] > Database CopiesOr you may see the following error in the event content index state suspended log on one of your Exchange Servers:MSExchangeRepl Event ID: 4113 Database redundancy health check failed. Database copy: DB1 Redundancy count: 1 Error: Passive copy ‘DB1\EXCH02' is
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not in a good state. Status: FailedAndSuspended.The local copy of database ‘DB1\EXCH02′ did not recover from a log corruption after 3 at tempts to fix the problem. ErrorEventId : 4124 ExtendedErrorInfo : SuspendComment : The database copy was automatically suspended due to failure item processing. At '12/12/ 2013 8:40:59 AM' the copy update-mailboxdatabasecopy catalogonly of ‘DB1' on this server experienced an error that requires it be reseeded.You can check the DB health status via Exchange Management Shell using the command "get-mailboxdatabasecopystatus *" Take note of the server name and database name that is in the failed state and confirm you still have a healthy or Mounted copy of the database. Solution: Reseed the FailedAndSuspended database in the Database Availability Group, by running the following command in the Exchange Management Shell:Update-MailboxDatabaseCopy -Identity "FAILEDDBNAME\EXCH02" -DeleteExistingFilesNote: This is a destructive process, make sure you are running it against the failed copy and not the healthy or mounted copy.RelatedExchange 2010 Failed Content Index This entry was posted in MS Exchange and tagged DAG, Exchange 2010 on December 12, 2013 by Chris Harris. About Chris HarrisAfter 17 years in Enterprise IT, I've decided to share what I learned in the field. http://enterpriseit.co/about View all posts by Chris Harris → Post navigation ← How to install
Availability Migration You are here: Home / Solutions / How to Reseed a Failed Mailbox Database Copy in Exchange Server 2010How to Reseed a Failed Mailbox Database Copy in Exchange Server 2010 November 18, 2010 by Paul
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Server 2010 Database Availability Group (DAG) it may be necessary to reseed the mailbox server with the failed database copy. Exchange exchange 2007 copy status failed 2010 DAG with a Failed Database Copy To reseed the database copy launch the Exchange Management Shell on the server that is in a failed state. First we need to suspend replication for http://enterpriseit.co/microsoft-exchange/reseed-failed-suspended-dag-database/ the mailbox database copy on this server. Use the following command, specifying the mailbox database in the format "
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